One of the men who was accused of participating in the anti -Semitic character controvers who appeared in one of Barstool Sports’ bars in Philadelphia spoke on Tuesday in the latest VRI in the trial.

A sign that read “F — The Jews” was discovered in the bar in a video that went viral across social media over the weekend. Dave Portnoy has at times on guard, at times furious and offered one of the men a trip to Auschwitz to learn about the Holocaust as a fine for the anti -Semitic incident.

However, this offer has since been revoked.

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Mo Khan, whom Portnoy identified as one of the men involved in the incident, released a statement of the anti -Semitic incident and accused Portnoy of sensing it to his millions of social media. He asked those who saw his video to donate to his Givendgo -Fundraiser and accused Portnoy of the attacks he has received.

“Although I had nothing to do with the sign that came out, nor do I know who did, I know the sign was provocative because it reminded people of the unfair things Israel is doing around the world, which led me to report on it,” Khan said, rebuking his claim that he was a “citizen journalist” in the case.

“Dave Portnoy and his friends can choose to be triggered over the feelings of this sign and even kick me out of the establishment forever. However, they have no right to ruin my life over freedom of speech and ultimately something that was a wild joke. Frankly, they are more concerned about destroying and rebuting me than the thousands of people who are ruined and upset in excerpt.”

Khan claimed that Portnoy and the Jewish community have claimed that they were the victims of this incident, but he said he was the true victim. Khan said he was suspended from his university, lost an internship and received death threats over the incident.

Khan said that when he accepted Portnoy’s offer of an Auschwitz tour, he gave these statements “under hardness” because he does not have the funds or connections that Portnoy has. He said Portnoy is “hypocritical Lynch me” and tried to cancel him while building a business based on an anti-skill culture.

Dave Portnoy visits “The Megyn Kelly Show” at Siriusxm Studios on May 1, 2025 in New York City. (Gary Gershoff/Getty Images)

“Dave Portnoy owes me refunds and an apology for everything he has done and caused to me for the past few days,” Khan said. “In an attempt to expose me, he exposed himself as almost a total fraud and went back to everything he stands for.”

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Portnoy responded to Khan’s statement later Tuesday. He wrote in a post on X that Khan was a “flat liar.”

“I talked to him on the phone with his friend, and they both owned it up to it and cried about it. He then lawled after talking to his family,” Portnoy wrote. “His name came out because he is an idiot and uploaded ‘F — The sign of the Jews to his Instagram before I even knew about it. He already went viral without me. He spreads hatred and uses the conflict in the Middle East as his apology. And did it in a bar with my (company’s) name of it.

“Now he tries to take advantage of it. I’m sure he wants to make money because there is plenty of anti -Semitism in the world. Whatever this is the least surprising thing ever. He is the definition of a cowardly. Zero accountability to his actions. I don’t care what religion you are or even how you feel about the Middle East. This was an act of pure hatred and this should disgust you.”

Dave Portnoy believes that “credibility with the audience” is a key to success. (Stacy Revere/Getty Images)

Portnoy said in a separate video that he felt “mute” and tried to “show grace” and do things right.

“This is what the face of being a coward is,” he said of Khan.

Philadelphia police said they collected information about the incident earlier this week.